Hamid Arshadi, Mpm, Cpm, Faapm Email & Phone Number

· 28 years of management experience processing 1,200 complex projects and managing multi-disciplinary teams and consultants in public and private sectors requiring California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance.· Managed the work of direct reports, including planners, environmental coordinators, project managers, code enforcement officers, building officials, construction plan reviewers and inspectors.· Led and managed hundreds of million dollars projects in the utility scale sector, solar energy development, and master planned community design and development.· Applied Value Engineering Principles to select the most cost effective options while maintaining product functionality and quality. Achieved 35% to 60% project cost reductions.· Authored and issued RFIs, RFQs, RFPs, change orders, and purchase orders for development and engineering related contracts. Reviewed bidders’ proposals and change orders; negotiated scope, schedule, and cost.· Spearheaded various contracting methods, including: Design, Bid, Build (DBB), Engineer, Procure, Construct (EPC), and EPC Management.· Devised and provided strategic recommendations relating to project risk analysis and held teams and contractors accountable for identifying and managing project risks throughout projects' lifecycle.· Created and implemented a “one-stop-shop” process to streamline customers’ permitting process across multiple departments.· 20 years of experience directing and facilitating negotiations for major infrastructure projects, including development, execution, cost sharing, and intergovernmental agreements.· Established and maintained effective working relationships with local, state, and federal agencies, NGOs, interconnection customers, and the public.· Required and followed public & private sectors’ safety protocols and safe work practices.· Participated in setting policy, strategy, and direction for the departments and organizations.

Listed skills include Renewable Energy, Energy, Solar Energy, Project Management, and 46 others.